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No experience with that particular model. I have shot the original CZ75 and liked it a lot. Texas is a lot more gun friendly, and the economy is doing pretty good here. We might call you a Yankee at first, but we actually welcome good folks who want to work hard and fit in with our society here. OK,...

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Yep! Completely accurate. I actually knew someone who did it. He would try anything once. He was still walking funny a couple of days later at school.

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Couldn't be Don King --- the mouth is not moving. Don King probably won't shut up until ten years after he is dead.

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Isn't it strange how those of us who saw the Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd, Road Runner type of cartoon violence were not affected by it the way the young people of today are by the violence on the national news? I never even knew anyone outside of Military or Law Enforcement who even pointed a gun at anot...

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Rest in peace to all who died in war.

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Nice. No need to sound apologetic. It might not be a giant, but it is meat now. If we all had to only kill the biggest deer it wouldn't be all that much fun. Besides, there are no guarantees in hunting.

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Merle, isn't fun a big part of the reason for using old guns like that? If just plain simple function and accuracy without any concern for ofter hard to define factors were all, then we would all be shooting the same bolt action rifles in maybe only 3 different calibers. Can you imagine anything les...

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Andy, you hit the nail on the head. Just be warned, I have sent your name to my local Congressman as someone to get information from if they can ever bring up the idea of repealing the UNAFFORDABLE Care Act again. We got a new Congressman, but he seems like a good one. The last one was doing a good ...

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Griff, it is probably the steering wheel manipulator still grinding its teeth about some idiots in offices is causing a vibration in the cab. OK, that may not be the only issue. Griff, sounds as if you could use some range time. I prescribe an hour or more with a .45 and some Cowboy loads at steel t...

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If that is where they want their remains to go, then it sounds fine to me. My opinion is that it is just remains. The important part is already gone.

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He was a smart man. There is a lot of mechanical and physics issues he had to figure out.

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No war during my time in. To all who served, whether in war or not, thank you for what you did.

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Nice looking rifle.

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He is about 45 degrees left of moderate.

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That is pretty good.

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Keys, wallet, Templar in D2 - made in Waxahachie, Chap Stick, and something to accelerate small quantities of non ferrous metals to high speed in a very short time.

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I have had a few animals take some steps after being hit with a .44 Mag pistol, but the carbine has been DRT 1 shot and no further steps each time. Very little meat damage even from the carbine. It is light, handy, and accurate. By the way, it is a Ruger semi-auto. Being gas operated, it needs full ...

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Never wanted to buy an Acme Rocket Sled, either.

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I like the way President Trump gives the slimestream news such a bitch slapping on a daily basis.

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When you get older and your eyes are not as sharp as they used to be, a scope is nothing to be ashamed of. Nice deer.

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I do not know that I hate certain people, but I am profoundly unconcerned with keeping them alive. Should a terrorist find his or her way to be in my sights, I wouldn't feel anything but recoil. Why waste time and energy hating someone who is not worthy of your concern?

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He probably flew it. If I were a pilot and owned a plane like that, I would have to fly it at least once. Jimmy Stewart was a pilot, and a good one from all accounts.

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What is wrong with those trees? That is what those tall round things are, right? I thought they were supposed to be green on top, or brown like they are here in Texas.

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For me, Bisley grip frames change the angle of the grip enough to make it easier to shoot accurately.

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The Nanny is the one who banned large sodas in New York. He got all his money from owning news media and bank counting machines. Bernie Sanders is as Capitalist as Bloomberg is.

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My son lives at home and works nights. Sometimes he gets called in for O.T. and I don't know it until I hear him come home at 2 or 3 AM. I don't always hear his car in the drive.

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I hope he divides their vote.

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JFK was a product of his time and his upbringing. He probably was a better person than most politicians of today. That is even taking into account his sexual escapades. Many politicians of today are as bad or worse than he was in that department, just not as good looking or as successful with gettin...

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Rockwell Porter and the Danites were reputed to be great friends and dangerous enemies. One of my Great Aunts married into a Mormon family. My cousins do not have any respect for Mitt Romney.

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Spring back and Fall forward. Or, something like that.

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The days when wood or coal was all that most folks had to heat with were times when chimney fires happened. If you go back and do some research, you can find that small hot fires were recommended. Smoky fires produce creosote and other flammable substances which get deposited in the chimney. That bu...

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I think most intruders are more surprised when they're suddenly shot. That's the way I'd surprise them, myself... Doc, you live outside of the city. Most likely, anyone in your house at night would be there for nefarious purposes. Shooting them without giving them a chance to attack would seem logi...

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I have seen a few expended bullets, and I have a difficult time telling one from the other in certain size ranges. With a 124 grain 9mm and a 125 grain .357 being so close, I don't believe I could tell the difference if both were hollow points or both soft points. Maybe the .357 might have expanded ...

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I have never carried a revolver concealed, so I don't understand why cutting the trigger guard would be of any use. I never understood wiring the trigger back on an old revolver to slip hammer it either.

Your gun, have fun fixing it up to suit yourself. My opinion is worth what you paid for it.

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Nice way to re-use an old dull blade. I can see that it is held on with screws, and could be removed to sharpen or replace it.

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Good illustration. Lots of frontal area there on the .41.

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Looks like it would do the job. What blade is that on there?

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Enough is a good concept. Many people around here seem to think that a 7mm Remington Magnum on a deer lease with 100 yard shots is necessary. Texas has deer that are usually on the small side of normal whitetail size. A 100 pound deer hit by a 7mm Mag at 100 yards loses a lot of meat. I sometimes wo...

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I mentioned that on another thread. I do keep electronic muffs around. A good idea is to get a battery tester and replace the batteries when they fall below about 1.1 volts, more or less, due to the lowered effectiveness at that point. I used Kirkland batteries from Costco for a while. They were mor...

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Todd, wear from use that you describe is certainly what I would consider honest wear.

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Your statement that the .308 bore is a myth is also incorrect. We were both only partially correct.

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Those never before worn distressed leather jackets occasionally seen at trendy stores are examples of dishonest wear. Meant to look old and well used when new. I have never seen a firearm with premature wear that was not abused.

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I have several 850 lumen or more flashlights around the house. A .357 revolver or a 9mm semiauto and a flashlight that is painful to look directly into are readily available when I am home. The light cannon should give me the time to decide if I need to stop a threat or if the situation can be handl...

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Funny how C.E. "Ed" Harris who was head of production for Ruger at one time claims that yes they did use .308 barrels when it first came out. He said that they used the barrels that were on the upper end of the limits for the .308 and that the Lapua test ammunition was .310. The forcing cone was len...

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The Mini-30 is bore diameter .308, but it has a long throat that swedges down the bullet from .311 to .308. Handloads with .308 diameter bullets are about 2 inches at 100 yards. Cheap Russian brass coated soft steel bullets are about 5 inches at 100 yards. As the barrel heats up it gets quite a bit ...

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A toast to the folks who burn a Guy.

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Not being able to get time off during Flu Season, I can't do any deer hunting. Congratulations.

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Those are some well trained and well behaved horses.

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I didn't think that I would ever agree with NPR. That level of damage is not only unneccesary, it is dangerously excessive.

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